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A) Choose The Correct Answer: "Fast-Hard-Late-Little"

This document discusses how to form adverbs from adjectives in English. Most adjectives form adverbs by adding -ly, but there are some exceptions where the adverb has the same form as the adjective, such as fast, hard, and late. The document provides examples of forming adverbs from adjectives ending in -y, -le, and -ll by changing the ending to -ily, -ly, and -lly respectively. It also includes exercises for learners to practice forming adverbs and using them correctly in sentences.

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A) Choose The Correct Answer: "Fast-Hard-Late-Little"

This document discusses how to form adverbs from adjectives in English. Most adjectives form adverbs by adding -ly, but there are some exceptions where the adverb has the same form as the adjective, such as fast, hard, and late. The document provides examples of forming adverbs from adjectives ending in -y, -le, and -ll by changing the ending to -ily, -ly, and -lly respectively. It also includes exercises for learners to practice forming adverbs and using them correctly in sentences.

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We add –ly to adjectives to  But there are some exceptions,  How to make adverbs:

make them adverbs.  “FAST-HARD-LATE-LITTLE”


have the same form as the  The words ending with
slow slowly adjectives.  -y changes –ily
quick quickly He drives fast. He is a fast driver. Happy happily
loud loudly He works hard. His work is hard.  -le changes –ly
 HARDLY and LATELY have Gentle gently
 She speaks loudly. different meanings. They are not  -ll changes -lly
 We walk slowly. adverbs. Careful carefully
 She moves quickly.  GOOD=WELL

A) Choose the correct answer.


1) My mother is a careful/carefully woman. She does all her work careful/carefully.

2) Our teachers are very helpfully/helpful. They always behave helpfully/helpful toward us.

3) Serkan is a healthy/healthily boy. He is very careful/carefully about his meals. He lives healthy/healthily.

4) The tourists speak very quick/quickly. I cannot understand their speeches complete/completely.

5) My father is a very fast/fastly driver . He drives fast/fastly. The police warned him serious/seriously.

6) Aslı shouted very loud/loudly and the teacher got angry/angrily. She felt bad/badly.

7) Ahmet is a very lazy/lazily student. He doesn’t do his homework and sleeps lazy/lazily.

8) My father was very tired yesterday. Because he worked hard/hardly.

B) Turn given adjectives into adverbs. C) Fill in the blanks with the adverbs given
1) Happy 1) Sema didn’t listen to the teacher. So the teacher
2) Dangerous warned her ___________.
3) Sad 2) I went to school ___________. Because I missed the
4) Hard
school.
5) Deep
3) I play football ___________. Every Sunday we play
6) Excited
7) Eager football.
8) Loud 4) Kemal is a kind student. He behaves ___________.
9) Quiet 5) Ahmet got up ___________ this morning and he
10) Tender missed the bus. Now, he is ___________.
11) Gentle 6) He is a ___________ man. He hurts people
12) Nervous ___________.
13) Good
14) Correct
15) Complete

D) Fill in the blanks with the words given.

1) I studied _________ for my math exam yesterday night.But I couldn’t pass it. happily
2) My brother waited for the bus _________ but _________ it didn’t come.
3) Mert plays football _________. He is a _________ player.
4) We had a _________ party last night. Everybody left _________. hard heavily
5) My father came home _________. He had a _________ day.
6) Mehmet told the story _________. He never speaks _________.
slowly nervously
7) We drove to work _________. It snowed yesterday _________.
8) I’m not a ___________ learner. I learn new topics ___________.
well slowly quick great quickly

patiently unfortunately bad good carefully

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